Easthampton High School - Echo Yearbook (Easthampton, MA)

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Harry Eisenstock Stasia Erasmus Dorothy Ewing Robert Ewing Mary Foder George Gossett F red Greensmith Laura Gutowski Edward Hadro Katherine Hofmann Gladys Kapraszewski Adella Karputis Jeanette Kidger Cecile Kieszek Kenneth Knight Peter Kokoszyna Stanley Kawalczyk Donald LaCroix Irene Lahaie Adele Lapracie Victor Laprade Adela Lewandowski Alfred Lewonis Esther Lincoln Dorothy Mengel Paul Meyer Chester Milashesky Earl Mullen Stella Naruszewicz Simon Naviekas Russell Packard Stanley Pacoeha Annette Peloquin Dorothea Pepin Lottie Podolak Dorothea Pomeroy William Popielarezyk Perle Potsubay Rita Powers Sophia Prejs Cecilia Przybyloski Catherine Regish Helen Popelewski forty Home Working Posse-Nisson School Monson Academy Home Home Hampton Company VVorking P. G. N. C. C. McCarthy's Home E N. C. C. Home P. G. McCarthy's Hampton Co. Working, F. W. Merrick's Home Home Hampton Office Home Home P. G. and Working in Library Woolworth's McCarthy's Working in Baltimore Home N. C. C. Home N. C. C. Hampton Co. Working in Hartford Home N. G. C. McCarthy's Posse-Nisson School Home Housework N. C. C. N. Y. A. Home Bay Path N. C. C.

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as possible. Although they do go in for numbers, they are, however, quite sin- cere. There are at present seven fraternities and four sororities on the campus. I myself am a member of the national law fraternity here and would recommend highly the joining of any professional fraternity. From morning until night I am surrounded with students who take the same subjects and who are interested in the same field. We talk about law when we arise, we talk about law when we eat, we talk about law when we are together for the day, and it has been said that we talk about law in our sleep. The study of law I find most intriguing. Although I have but two or three hours of classes daily, with none on Saturday or Sunday, yet there are few nights when I do not burn midnight oil. By far most of the work is done outside of the classroom and is left for the student of law to work it out himself. I shall, next year, be entering my fifth and last year of college. There is much that I have learned in this time, and much that I have forgotten. From my own experience, there are but two things that I would say to a prospective col- lege student: 1. Adapt yourself as quickly as possible to the student life at your college, 2. Forget about marks, they are but transitory. Make yourself become interested in studies, regardless of how difficult or tedious they may be, and your marks will take care of themselves. Herbert Kugler-E. H. S., '32 Valparaiso University May 24, 1936 WHAT LAST YEAR'S GRADUATES ARE DOING Francis Hadro Henrietta Stawarz Anthony Lis Adeline Sliz Olive Atwood Rita Anderson Emily Boehm Joseph Boivin Sophie Borsuk Stella Bozek Veronica Bozek Edward Cadorette Robert Cashman Norman Copson Edna Cruze Stephanie Czelusniak Stasia Doda Josephine Drondowski N. C. C. Working and Evening School at N. C. C. N. Y. A. Vic's Fashion Shop and Evening School at N. C. C. Home M. S. C. N. C. C. Holyoke Vocational School Town Treasurer's Office N. C. C. N. C. C. Glendale Williston Studying Art N. C. C. Pennsylvania State College Dept. of Public Welfare Office Manhan Potato Chip Co. thirty-nine

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John Cernak, Jr. John Sanders Truck Driver Sophie Sarafin Jeffway's Marjorie Sherwood Posse-Nieson College Stanley Suchecki McCartl,y's Jean Swiatek Lea's Ice Cieam Store Elizabeth Symansky Hume Leon Sefezyk Jennie Tomaszewski Julia Trytko James Whalen Elmer Witt Helen Wroblewski Genevieve Wronski Sheldon's Eastern States Delivery Service Thomas MacBean Agency Working P. G. and Clerk at A. dz P. Farm Work N. C. C. New York Samuel Potsubay, '32, Winner ol' Fellowship Scholarship to Harvard Medical School. Norman Sjogren, '32, Un Dean's List at Massachusetts State and Winner of Science Medal. Dorothy Cruze, '32, Class oraior, third honors, in this year's graduating ease at Our Lady of the Elms. Gertrude Hadro, '32, Dean's list at Massaehu 'ctts State College. 7 Robert Buzzee, 34, l3ean's list at Massachusetts State College. Margaret McLean, '33, Maintains her high standing at Mt. Holyoke by staying on the Dean's list. MARRIAGES SINCE JUNE, 1935 Margaret Bannister, '30 Eileen Harriet Brouillette, '31 Esther Campbell, '26 Vera Campbell, '28 Ida Church, '34 Josephine Dickcrlnan Grace Ewing, '26 Ethel Forbes, '31 Rachel Gould, '25 Katherine Healy, '32 Alice Hellman Hazel Searle Jones, 'll Irma Pcloquin, '34 Evelyn Judd Prickett, '17 Rudolf Anderson Edmund Mitchell, '16 Jason Torrey, '22 Earle Damon Raymond Fisher Albert Royle, '29 Frederick Jayes Robert Henson Louis Shumway William Fiekert Raymond A. Parsons, Joseph Brent Warren Craig, '23 '29 Jeanne Wheatley Frank Krumpho'z, '32 forty-one